Welcome to our cozy little corner of the internet, where slow living is not just a trend - it’s a lifestyle.
Here, we believe in the power of doing less, savoring more, and embracing the beauty of doing nothing — because let’s be honest, we all need more of that, right?
From seasonal recipes that make you want to stay in your pajamas all day to tips on how to slow down in a world that seems to be going at warp speed, this space is dedicated to all things comfy, cozy, and good for the soul. We’ll help you find ways to care less about the rush and do more of the things that truly fill you up.
So, grab your favorite blanket, settle in, and let’s enjoy the art of slowing down together. After all, who said "doing nothing" can’t be an art form?
- by Lauren
The Love That Dementia Couldn’t Take Away
Dementia reshapes relationships in ways you can’t prepare for. What begins with confusion and frustration slowly transforms into a new kind of love—one that asks for patience, tenderness, and acceptance. Looking back now, after our mom’s passing, I can see how much she taught me in those years. This story is about the lessons I learned walking beside her through dementia, and the love that remains long after
- by Michelle Anderson
Midwestern Summertime Nostalgia
Lauren leans into summer nostalgia as we head into August..the Sunday of summer.
- by Michelle Anderson
- by Michelle Anderson
Summer in Slow Motion: The Art of Noticing
Did you know that slowing down and noticing the world around you can help reduce stress and anxiety AND improve cognition? Michelle shares ways to slow down in your daily life along with the health benefits.
- by Michelle Anderson
- by Michelle Anderson
- by Michelle Anderson
- by Michelle Anderson
The Midlife Cocktail: Where Caring Less Is the Secret Ingredient
Want to know the secret sauce to not only surviving, but thriving during midlife? We've got just the recipe for you then.
- by Michelle Anderson
- by Michelle Anderson
Michelle shares her deep love for her local Farmers Market and along the way schools you on how to not just go to the market, but how to make it an experience in slow living.
- by Michelle Anderson
- by Michelle Anderson